Pontianak is known to kill men and eat their testicles, kill pregnant women. Andrew and Susan, two British students are on holiday in Borneo. They visit the Katulistiwa or Equator City of Borneo. There they become involved in a mystery of horror, and must solve the mystery before they become the victims. This story is based on the legend of the Pontianak, a female spirit out for revenge.

Dragon Swamp (《毒龍潭》) is a classic wuxia tale rooted in Chinese folklore, brought to life on the silver screen by the legendary Shaw Brothers Studio in 1965. Directed by Lo Wei, the film stars the iconic Chen Pei Pei, whose mesmerizing performance as a skilled swordswoman helped solidify her status as the "Queen of Swords" in Hong Kong cinema. Set against a backdrop of treacherous landscapes and mystical martial arts, Dragon Swamp weaves a gripping story of vengeance, loyalty, and supernatural intrigue. The plot follows a young heroine who must navigate the deadly dangers of the infamous Dragon Swamp-a cursed realm filled with lethal creatures and sinister foes-to uncover the truth behind her family's tragic fate. With its breath-taking swordplay, atmospheric tension, and Chen Pei Pei's magnetic presence, Dragon Swamp remains a beloved gem of 1960s wuxia cinema. The film not only showcases the golden era of Shaw Brothers' martial arts epics but also stands as a testament to the enduring An Old Chinese folktale, written with AI.

Victor, a young man living in the grand yet aging Old House with his elderly Aunt Kimber, is eager to share the weekend with a group of close friends. As the night falls, the group gathers in the cozy living room after a hearty dinner, where Aunt Kimber proudly displays a treasured heirloom-the Jade Pendant. This exquisite piece, believed to have once belonged to the Emperor of China, radiates an ethereal glow and captivates everyone in the room. The pendant, with its intricate carvings and rich history, is more than just a valuable artifact; it's a symbol of family legacy and mystery. However, the following morning, the atmosphere shifts dramatically. The Jade Pendant has vanished, and its disappearance is quickly deemed a theft. The police inspector, Mr. Indira, is called to investigate, but his bumbling and ineffective methods raise doubts among the group. It's up to Gladys Ee, the sharp-witted school teacher with a passion for solving mysteries, to step in. Known for her cleverness and keen eye for detail, Gladys must navigate the tangled web of suspicion, using her intellect to outsmart the incompetent inspector and uncover the truth behind the missing treasure.

Pip Tail is a heartfelt poem about a kitten born in a quiet bedroom, a small creature destined to bring joy and wonder. Though his tail is crooked, it becomes a symbol of his uniqueness, beauty, and charm. The story unfolds with tender moments as Pip grows, embracing his differences with pride. His tail, though imperfect, weaves a tale of self-acceptance, showing that flaws can make us extraordinary. This poetic journey reminds us that beauty isn't about perfection but about embracing what makes us different and finding strength in those very qualities that set us apart

In the rugged heart of the Kelabit Highlands, where the mist lingers low and the hills stretch out like a forgotten dream, lies the small town of Bakalalan. It is a place where the world feels both ancient and untamed, and the air is thick with stories passed down through generations. Among these tales is one that has haunted the people for as long as anyone can remember-a tale of the Wolf. The Wolf of Bakalalan is no ordinary creature. It is said to roam the forest on moonlit nights, its eyes gleaming with a supernatural hunger. With fur as dark as midnight and claws that tear through the earth, the Wolf is both feared and revered. The legends speak of its ability to shift into a man, a creature cursed to walk between two worlds, taking lovers in the form of women. And it is in these stories that Harrison, a young man with a courage that holds him together on the outside, finds his deepest fear. Though he may seem fearless, deep inside Harrison's heart lies a terror of the Wolf that he dare not speak of. In a town where every shadow seems to hide a story, the thought of the Wolf stalking the forests at night keeps him awake. But it's not just the men who are affected by this creature's presence. When the local cinema plays films about werewolves-hairy beasts that seduce women and sweep them into the wild-something strange happens. The young women of Bakalalan begin to dream of being claimed by the creature, their fantasies fuelled by the allure of the wild and untamed. And so, while the town carries on, seemingly normal, an undercurrent of fear, desire, and fascination runs beneath it. For Harrison, the wolf's legacy is a constant, gnawing presence-one that he cannot escape. Will he face his fears, or will he, too, fall under the spell of the legends that haunt Bakalalan? Only the moon knows the answer.

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